Workers hired under contracts in Kurgan region raise their compensation for taking part in the SVO operation
In the Kurgan region, several changes have been implemented to support its residents, particularly those participating in the special military operation.
Firstly, the regional government has signed a decree to increase the one-time payment for new contractees. Starting August 1, the one-time payment for new contractees in the Kurgan region will increase to 3 million rubles. Furthermore, Kurgan SVO fighters will receive an additional 100,000 rubles from the mayor's office.
Salaries of municipal employees in the Kurgan region have also been increased, and tariff rates for workers have been adjusted. Additionally, measures to increase payments were taken for various categories of workers in the region.
The federal payments for participants in the special military operation in the Kurgan region are 400,000 rubles. However, there is no explicit information on direct financial payments (one-time or monthly allowances, or municipal/mayoral payments) to Kurgan citizens participating in the special military operation in the available data.
It is worth noting that the Kurgan region's budget loans are being written off, allowing reinvestment potentially benefiting military operation participants indirectly. This move, intended to free regional financial resources, could support various priorities, including expenses related to the special military operation and the social sphere.
The Russian government is also prioritising support and rehabilitation infrastructure for special military operation veterans in Siberian districts, possibly implying similar initiatives could extend to Kurgan, although no explicit mention of direct payments or allowances for Kurgan participants was found.
For more precise or up-to-date details about Kurgan-specific soldier support payments, it is advisable to check local government or Ministry of Defense official channels.
- The Russian government's focus on rehabilitation infrastructure for special military operation veterans, as observed in Siberian districts, suggests potential support for Kurgan participants in the finance sector, possibly including business, politics, and general-news related aspects.
- In light of the Kurgan region's budget loans being written off, there could be an increased focus on allocating financial resources to support various priorities, such as expenses related to the special military operation, which indirectly affects the finance, business, politics, and general-news sectors for Kurgan residents.
